3 Toy Cockapoo Puppies Looking for Forever Homes!in Weymouth

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Roxanne Melinte

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3 Toy Cockapoo Puppies Looking for Forever Homes!in Weymouth

£1,750

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Roxanne Melinte

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Weymouth

£1,750

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We’re thrilled to announce that our much-loved family pet, Frankie, has welcomed a beautiful litter of six Toy Cockapoo puppies - 3 boys and 3 girls.

This is Frankie’s second litter, and she is once again proving to be a fantastic, attentive and loving mum.

Update:
3 puppies are now reserved - 2 boys and 1 girl. We currently have 3 puppies available - 1 boy and 2 girls.

Viewings are now available, and we’d love to welcome serious prospective pawrents to meet Frankie and her beautiful puppies.

Mum is an F1 Toy Cockapoo and Dad is a KC registered, health-tested Toy Poodle stud. Both parents are around 12 inches tall and weigh approximately 7kg, so we expect the puppies to stay small, making them a wonderful choice for families looking for a smaller companion.

Our puppies are being raised in a clean, loving family home, surrounded by everyday household sights, sounds and cuddles. They are healthy, happy, well-socialised little pups, each with their own lovely personality - please read below to find out more about each of them.

Cockapoos are adored for their affectionate nature, playful character and low-shedding qualities. Whether you’re looking for a fun little companion, a cuddle buddy, or a loyal family pet, these puppies really are a joy.

Each puppy will leave us:

Vet checked
Microchipped
Wormed
With first vaccinations
With a puppy starter pack
With a blanket carrying mum’s scent to help them settle into their new home

Their first vaccinations are booked for 8th June, and the puppies will be ready to leave for their forever homes from 10th June.

To secure one of our puppies, we ask for a non-refundable deposit. Once reserved, you’ll receive regular photo and video updates until collection, so you can watch your puppy continue to grow and get excited for their arrival.

We also have an active WhatsApp group from Frankie’s previous litter, which is still going today. Owners share updates, stay in touch and we even arrange meet-ups, as most of our puppy families are local - something they really value.

We are looking for loving, responsible homes only, and all new families will be asked to sign a puppy contract.

If you feel you can offer one of Frankie’s puppies a safe, loving forever home, please get in touch. We’d be happy to chat, answer any questions and help you find the puppy that best suits your family.
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Pupdates:

WEEK 7 | The puppies are now 7 weeks old and growing more confident, curious and full of character every day.

This week has been full of exploring, playing and learning. They now have much better control of their little bodies and are running, climbing, chasing and tumbling around with so much more coordination. Their curiosity is really coming through, and they are keen to investigate everything around them.

They’ve continued enjoying time in the garden and have been gently exposed to lots of everyday sights and sounds, helping them build confidence during this important stage of socialisation. From household noises to outdoor sounds and new experiences, they are taking it all in and learning so quickly.

Playtime with their siblings has been full of energy, with plenty of wrestling, chasing and cheeky nipping. These games are helping them learn important puppy manners, including bite inhibition and how to interact with each other properly. Mum is still playing a key role in guiding them and teaching them social boundaries.

They are also doing really well with weaning and are now getting their nutrition mainly from solid puppy food, which is helping fuel all that growing and playing. Their little baby teeth have nearly all came through too, so chewing and mouthing are very much part of this stage.

Their personalities are shining more than ever now. They are playful, affectionate, curious and full of character, and it’s such a joy watching them grow into confident little puppies as they prepare for the next exciting stage.

WEEK 6 | The puppies are now 6 weeks old and growing more confident, playful and curious every single day.

This week they’ve been having a splashing time enjoying the hot weather, with plenty of time outside during the cooler parts of the day and lots of shady spots to relax in. They’ve loved their time in the garden, where they’ve been exposed to all kinds of new sights and sounds, from birds chirping to the neighbours’ motorbike.

Playtime has been full of energy this week, with lots of tumbling, chasing and play fighting with their siblings. These little games are helping them learn important social skills, and mum has been doing a wonderful job teaching them bite inhibition and gentle manners.

They’re also doing brilliantly with weaning and are almost fully onto solid food now, while still enjoying comfort and guidance from mum. Their personalities are really starting to shine through, and it’s such a joy watching them become braver, busier and more independent each day.

WEEK 5 | The puppies are now 5 weeks old and becoming such adventurous little explorers. They’re much more confident on their feet, moving around, playing with their littermates, and starting to discover the world around them.

This week they’ve continued enjoying their puppy mush as part of the weaning process, while still spending time with mum. Their baby teeth are starting to come through, so they’re beginning to chew and explore more with their mouths.

We’ve also expanded their area this week, giving them more room to explore and play. A designated potty area has been set up too, and they’re already starting to use it so well.

They’re learning so much through play - how to communicate, be gentle and socialise with each other. It’s a beautiful stage to watch as they become more curious, independent and full of life. Read more